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Does this mean I can no longer use my Aramith ball cleaning liquid? Pretty sure it has some wax in it.

Just an interesting add… my grandparents were naturalized citizens. The irony is that they became citizens decades after my parents (and we three siblings) did. My maternal grandparents joined us in the US when they were already senior citizens in the 1980’s.

i guess I’ll hold on to mine as a collector’s item!!!

That makes more sense. And Fedor of course is the Cyrillic form of Theodore. So Fee OH door or quickly FYO dur. (i cant do a schwa)

Oh for sure. But I think anyone who watched would agree that Fedor for all his greatest got a disproportionate amount of rolls. I just hope that keeps up in the Mosconi cup.

Ummm. Gross and go have the same long ‘o’ I don’t know a common English word ‘gorse’ I mean, it exists, but maybe use another word for an example and comparison. ‘Hot’ has a short ‘o’ … are you saying it’s that pronunciation?

He had a boatload of luck on his side today including the finals. It’s what kept this match closer than it could have been, given how both were running out.

Loved watching Louie. He got away with two fouls. He let go of his cue to aim the path (who calls that foul anyway? And Cardone was absolutely correct on this uncalled foul:

Great guy. I steered a couple players his way for their respective first big cue. Without any encouragements or hints from me, Joe jellied me one year. I was surprised to say the least.

I suppose if you lose some more to the lesser player, and win more to better player, your Fargo will be about the same. But, I hear what you’re saying.

Congratulations to Nick Schulman! 2025 Electee into the Poker Hall of Fame. Just amazing. Steve Lipsky did a great post on his protogé’s career starting in pool, getting into back room poker games, and Nick’s rise at poker, leaving potential dreams of professional pool behind.

Only on Tuesdays, of which I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today. See you next Tuesday… for the win. Freddie <—- hope this helps, but I can’t see how

She won the World 10-ball Championshp a couple years ago. She and Rubilen Amit lead the charge for the Filipina contingent.

Exactly. Even if Dennis was being over the top. It’s good to teach absolute beginners how to hit vertical center, but nobody left standing at the end of a pool tournament is somehow staying on the vertical center. I know some people will say they do, but if they’re at the end of the...

I’m thinking it was about 3 months. So right in line. I’ve asked John and Lulu to put their logo on the outside of my custom cases.

Bull Carbon shafts are one of the best (if not THE best) feeling carbon shafts I’ve tried and own. If they made it to fit my Schuler, it probably would be my main player.

It’s a great location, and the world’s greatest convenience store / gas station chain ( Buc’ee’s) is less than a mile. There is a restaurant within the parking lot of the hotel. I was only there for the pro 9-ball, but I didnt hear any conplaints on the scheduling.

What did the pin look like? Sort of bullet nosed, but the same diameter as the minor?

It’s not some kind of secret. Bull Carbon is a brand owned by Koda, which is owned by Wes and Jamie Bond. Wes was the former VP of Sales at Cue and Case Sales. Jamie is the daughter of Jim Lucas, founder and former owner Cue and Case Sales. Lucas is why Lucasi is called Lucasi. Cue and...

A Crayon has a conical taper at the working end to start, and it starts life often with a truncated tip. Often there is a step up in diameter at the base of the cone, and its diameter remains constant from there, holding a cylindrical shape. It would be incorrect to call the barrel or handle of...